A view from yesterday afternoon in Lancaster County.
Sunday afternoons are probably the most intense for carriage traffic around here–families returning from church, or youth traveling to the evening’s singing.
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That is awesome!
Hi Erik, BEAUTIFUL picture. Hope you are having a great week. Can’t wait to hear all about it. – Judy
THANKS–I am–More to come!
Get picture keep up the good work
Great pic! Actually all of your pictures are wonderful 🙂 Sometimes I wish we could slow down and travel by horse and buggy, but I’m afraid people would just look at us like we were completely insane here in western Washington!
Thanks for all the nice pics you include frequently!
Thanks everyone, my pleasure! More to come from Holmes County, Ohio.
Christina, you should give it a try–you’ll never know til you do! 😉
Hardly a day goes by that I wish I could walk outof this life of TV, electronic gadgets, wars, money, and a host of other insane things we do that the Amish don’t. We don’t “have it made” !! They do.